Can this also cover 6 panel play pen? Are the each corners tightly closed? (meaning will a puppy be able to escape from the play pen? Thank you)
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Sadly it isnt clear in the description but this is just the floor mat, doesnt include the cage.... learned that after purchasing the actual cage is seperate....
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We have 2 of the four-panel pens and it fits them. I do not see how it could fit a larger six-panel pen.
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Yes. .. but depending on the size dog/puppy you have, I found that the door catch on the kids play pen stays shut much better then this one. I have both this one and the kids play pen that is not as tall as this one. For small puppies it is not an issue but for older pups if they jump on the door it can pop open.
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Absolutely. I have two dwarf rabbits and they have a blast. I have actually attached it to their 2 story house and it is there play area. The house I have has a blend of wood and wire walls, so I wires a panel of the playpen to either side of the house. I still put the bottom cover on as well. The cover just isnt attached to anything where it meets the front of the house. The worst thing that happens is grass or a stray pellet may end up on the floor instead of the bottom cover. Also, the pen is easy for me to step over and get inside to play with them without having to undo the playpen. I am 5'9". Also, have the same set up for my chinchilla. Absolutely. I have two dwarf rabbits and they have a blast. I have actually attached it to their 2 story house and it is there play area. The house I have has a blend of wood and wire walls, so I wires a panel of the playpen to either side of the house. I still put the bottom cover on as well. The cover just isnt attached to anything where it meets the front of the house. The worst thing that happens is grass or a stray pellet may end up on the floor instead of the bottom cover. Also, the pen is easy for me to step over and get inside to play with them without having to undo the playpen. I... » Read More Absolutely. I have two dwarf rabbits and they have a blast. I have actually attached it to their 2 story house and it is there play area. The house I have has a blend of wood and wire walls, so I wires a panel of the playpen to either side of the house. I still put the bottom cover on as well. The cover just isnt attached to anything where it meets the front of the house. The worst thing that happens is grass or a stray pellet may end up on the floor instead of the bottom cover. Also, the pen is easy for me to step over and get inside to play with them without having to undo the playpen. I am 5'9". Also, have the same set up for my chinchilla. « Show Less
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You will have to ask the manufacturer, although I am very happy with the size and it can form many shapes as you want! It is much larger than an average playpen.
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It's about 6ft wide. Yes, you have to use all 6 panels. It is a very nice pen. We put a floor under ours for our new lab puppy and now that he is a year old we still use it to keep him in while we work. Very good buy.
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It's the cage. By cover do you mean that blue mat that goes on the bottom? No it's not a cover if that's what you mean. It's a small playpen meant for small animals like rabbits. I bought 4 of these and combined two of them to make a huge play pen around my XL Living World Rabbit Cage, so that my bunnies can play around inside of it.
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If you buy the set with the six sections the overall length will be 189" (31.6 x 6) but that doesn't account for the zig-zag to keep the gate standing upright. If I was you I would anticipate having to purchase an additional section (they are sold separately so you can just buy one) but you may not have to. Also, it depends on the type of pet you are trying to contain. This gate easily moves around on hardwood or tile. I have an 18 lbs dachshund and just using it as a wall to keep him out of a room would never work. He just slides the sections and can even push it over. This is a good solution for calm pets who will not test the gate. Honestly it works best as a play pen where it's a rectangle with all the sections attached together. Good Luck!
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Yes you can, this is a very easy to assemble playpen and you can add as many panels as you want. I use it for my rabbit. :)
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My puppy was small when she stayed in it but she liked to chew also. She never chewed through any of it. I can't say what would happen with a bigger puppy. I think it would work just fine. They can jump and move the play pen and a bigger puppy could turn it over. Using it inside there no way to anchor it down but I loved mine the time I use it. Hope this helps you.
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My first impulse is to say no. I can only tell you how it fits my cage, which has no play top. The cover is made like a rectangular tent, with a "door"( like an overhead garage door) hanging from the top section down the front. The cover was large enough that I sewed and gathered it around the top to get a more custom fit. It drops about 8 inches past the cage bottom, so it's about 48 inches long (My cage is 32 wide, 21 deep, and 40 high). If your cage itself is 60 inches high, I would have to say that the cover wouldn't be long enough, even with the extra length you'd get from the extra material for short width. And there would be no way to accommodate the playtop except to completely remove the cover daily. I simply fold the cover on top of the cage, then roll the whole thing to the back, so it doesn't have to be removed every day. I hope this made sense to you. I know how hard it is to find just the right cover.
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there are 4 small velcro pathes, but not a very strong closing power (will not prevent kids or pets from opening). you can also tie the flaps up above the opening.
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I have no ideal. I have it on outdoor tile, as well as cardboard. I use my as a puppy pen. I would suggest either cardboard or a carpet of some sort under the pen so it would not move around. If you are looking to put a walking toddler in the pen, I WOULD NOT. It is not that safe. Also the bolts in the joints are not worth the money put into them. They are hard to work, and do not work well. We actually removed them, and the pen works better without them. Hope this helps in your decision.Sharon in Tucson,AZ
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yes. the pieces are all able to be separated. there are 6 panels including 4 identical panels, 1 panel with the handle on it and 1 panel with the Handel latch. I can see a 4 panel pen being very stable as a square
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I have to say "no." This playpen is designed for small breed puppies/dogs. There is plenty of room for a small breed puppy/dog but a larger puppy/dog would have a hard time fitting through the door. A large puppy/dog would destroy this playpen in no time flat. A large puppy/dog would probably flip this over; and the mesh top would not keep the dog in the playpen. I have a small Yorkie and this playpen is just perfect for her (with plenty of room to sleep and play).
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Each panel is about 2 ft. wide. There is not a gap between the panels that would cause paws to get caught in. I used the playpen for my bichon when he was a pup, and he was perfectly safe.
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There are 11 panels. The covers that are sold are cut/contoured to match them very well. Our 2 ferrets really enjoyed this playpen until they eventually figured out how to escape. Now it is packed up in a closet. I may try to adapt some plexi-glass panels to the interior so they can't climb out.